I'm sorry but this book is bad. Just because it comes from a place where the idea is cute, doesn't mean the author wrote it well. As soon as I read "What to the Evs" I knew I was in for it. The cover is cute and the idea of a Lonely Hearts Club is cute, but the Beatle references were bad. They were so forced. I get that she grew up on the The Beatles, but she acted like that was the only music she could ever stand to listen to. I doubt a teenager is going to be like that, especially if their parents are obsessed. Teenagers rebel from their parents. The relationship with Ryan was so obvious, I personally like a little mystery. Her acting like she didn't realize she liked him, please! And miss super awesome perfect Diane, no one exists like that. There is no friend who is going to date someone forever and when they break up be happy to give him to one of her friends.
The conversations were bad, no one talks like that. When she's telling off Nate, I'm thinking yeah this is how I would've wrote that conversation too if I didn't know how to write conversations. You can't just have the girl talk at him, it sounds so fake.
Take the sex and drinking out of it and give it to 5th graders because that's the level I found it to be on. So bad I literally felt offended! ( )

Penny está harta de los chicos y harta de salir con ellos, de modo que hace un juramento: "Nunca más". Ha sufrido demasiadas malas experiencias y le han hecho daño demasiados chicos. Pero no le va a volver a pasar, ya que decide formar el Club de los Corazones Solitarios y no quedan con chicos nunca más.
Penny no es la única que está cansada de la forma en la que las chicas cambian (casi siempre a peor) para conseguir al chico de sus sueños... Poco a poco sus amigas y todas las chicas del instituto se van sumando al Club de los Corazones Solitarios. Sin que Penny se lo espere, el Club se convierte en una auténtica revolución y ella en la chica más popular del instituto por renunciar a las citas amorosas, lo que resulta ser una lástima, ya que ha encontrado a cierto chico que, a su pesar, le gusta... el único por el que merecería la pena darle otra oportunidad al amor.

Good message but the delivery had all the subtlety of a hammer. I didn't particularly care for the narrator, Penny Lane, she seemed kind of self-righteous. And the dialogue was weird and stiff.

There's much better YA Fic out there. Go read some Sarah Dessen or Elizabeth Scott. ( )

Nice? Well, somewhat.
I can honestly say that there are better books out there. ( )

This book was a cute, fluffy, fun read. ( )